DTimeTracker

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Last Update: 2013-02-21

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A simple, easy to use .Net-based utility for tracking time spent on projects. This utility is basically a gtt clone, so people familiar with gtt will be able to use it on non-Linux platforms that support .Net. Later, as the Mono project progresses, this u

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